Ministry signs MoU with Unesco to repair Bayon temple
Culture Ministry sign a MoU with Unesco to repair parts of the Bayon temple.
Tag: Japan
Beijing hits out at foreign warships in South China Sea
Operations by Japanese and British warships to assert freedom of navigation rights in the South China Sea have been criticized by Beijing as destabilizing and provocative.
Abe-Trump trade talks constructive
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he had constructive talks on trade with US President Donald Trump in New York.
By winning party polls, Abe raises both hope and fear
Shinzo Abe has long sought to revise Japan’s pacifist Constitution ignoring the strong domestic and international opposition.
Capital to add five bus routes
City Hall is considering expanding city bus routes from eight to a total of 13, a spokesman said on Thursday.
Japan PM Abe to visit Darwin in first since World War II
Abe will visit Darwin in November in a first for a Japanese leader since WWII.
Japan World Cup seen as platform for Asia
Hosts Japan take on Russia at Tokyo Stadium on September 20 next year.
Prime Minister Hun Sen ready for UNGA speech
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday said he will make an official visit to the UN General Assembly on September 27 and meet with his Cambodian supporters.
Toshiba Memory chief shrugs off price concerns and sticks with IPO plans
Toshiba denies falling memory chip prices.
Can Japan and China move beyond a tactical detente?
Relations between Japan and China are beginning to warm up after a long, cold winter triggered by Japan’s nationalisation of the Senkaku Islands in 2012.
Will Abe’s agenda affect Japan?
The problem is that it is unclear whether Mr Abe has anything new to offer Japanese voters after six years in power.
Japan back in Bay of Bengal
Japan is now in the process of expanding its security presence in the Bay of Bengal, in some ways as an extension of existing security cooperation programmes in the South China Sea.
Japan celebrates Osaka triumph
Japan celebrates Naomi Osaka’s victory over Serena Williams in the US Open final, applauding her humble attitude.
Japan earthquake: death toll rises to 21
A total of 21 people have been confirmed dead under Hokkaido earthquake.
Japan hit by deadly earthquake and mudslides
Two people are dead and 120 injured following an earthquake in Hokkaido.
Japan cancel friendly after earthquake
Japan cancels friendly with Chile after powerful earthquake in Hokkaido.
9 killed, 300 injured as most powerful typhoon in 25 years strikes Japan
Typhoon Jebi, the most powerful typhoon in Japan in 25 years, struck western Japan.
Japan opens first centre for elderly care in Phnom Penh
The first elderly care training centre in the country has opened for jobs in Japan.
Japan issues evacuation advisories as typhoon Jebi approaches
Japan issues evacuation advisories for almost 300,000 people as typhoon Jebi roars.
DPRK’s 70 years of independence
This week marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
